Ainat Apel brings extensive experience in marketing, finance, and management — including work with banks and ministries of finance across Africa — to her role at Devorah's Angels. As Associate Director, she oversees food coordination, deliveries, and organizational operations, while serving as a tireless advocate for the Anglo community — helping families navigate bureaucracy, offering translation, mentoring, and guidance to those who need it most. "When someone has nowhere to turn, Devorah's Angels is there. That's not just important — that's everything."

Reba Minna Domnitz has been an active force in community volunteer work for over 40 years. She currently serves as Assistant to the Director at Ascent of Tzfat, where she supports the fundraising operations of one of the city's most cherished nonprofit organizations. Her deep commitment to the Tzfat community is what drew her to Devorah's Angels — an organization she describes as "a lifesaver for many."

Judy Paikin Mamlok is the Founder and Director of the Bas Medrash, a women's Torah learning program in Tzfat. Her roots in the community and her dedication to Jewish education reflect the same values of care and service that drive Devorah's Angels. Judy sees the organization as an essential part of life in Tzfat — one that meets the real needs of people who need support.

Rivky Kaplan is the Head Chabad Emissary in Tzfat, serving alongside her husband Rabbi Chaim Kaplan. A renowned international speaker and certified Yoetzet Halacha, she teaches Chassidut to women across Israel and abroad, and provides guidance to couples navigating infertility. She recently opened the Otzar Hataharah, an educational visitor center at the newly renovated Mikvah Chana in Tzfat. Rivky co-founded Devorah's Angels out of a deep conviction that no one should face life's hardest moments alone — ensuring that those without family nearby always have somewhere to turn.

Sima Devorah Siev serves as Assistant to the Director of Development at Ascent of Tzfat. "I am part of Devorah's Angels to contribute to the wellbeing of the English speaking community in Tzfat — whether it's food for a new mother and family, a senior in need, recovering from illness, etc. It's easy to feel forgotten. It's important to show those in need they are not."

Doba Shaver has called Tzfat home for 32 years, building deep roots in the community she now serves. A dedicated educator, she has spent over six years teaching women from all walks of life — both in group settings and one-on-one. She is also an active volunteer in the Anglo community, providing care and companionship to elderly women who might otherwise go without. "So many people in Tzfat have no family nearby. Devorah's Angels fills that void — this is family. The need is huge."